A twelve year coaching veteran, Randy LeBleu enters his sixth season as member of the Tiger’s coaching staff.  LeBleu started as the Graduate Assistant Coach of the program, before being named full time in 2005.  LeBleu’s primary responsibilities include working with the Tiger Infielders and hitters, as well as working with strength and conditioning.  He is also the Head Volleyball Coach at Campbellsville where in his three years; the lady’s Volleyball team has compiled a 99-28 record under LeBleu.

While at Campbellsville, LeBleu has made his presence felt in more ways than one.  Seeing that he is from Canada, he has helped to broaden the regions in which the Tigers recruit, bringing in 14 of Canada’s finest players in the last five seasons.  On top of that, since the 2003 season, the Tiger hitters and infielders have proven to be one of the region’s best in each respective category.

On top of his assistant coaching duties at Campbellsville, LeBleu has also served as a head coach at other locations, as well as serving as a Scout for the Atlanta Braves from 2000 to 2003.  In 2003, LeBleu was the head coach for the Medicine Hat Mavericks of the Western Major Baseball League where his squad won the league championship in the team’s inaugural season.

LeBleu’s next coaching stop came in the highly touted Northwood’s Summer League where in 2005 he served as an Assistant Coach for the Thunder Bay Bordercats.  In his lone year with the club, they won the league championship.

His most recent summer coaching stop has been in Campbellsville, where he has been the head coach of Campbellsville American Legion Post 82 from 2006 to 2007.  In 2007, LeBleu’s team went on to win the Kentucky State Championship.

On top of his success, LeBleu served as a guest coach for the Toronto Blue Jays during spring training in 2000.  On top of that, LeBleu was named Canadian Coach of the Year in 2000.

Before getting into the coaching ranks, LeBleu made two stops in his college playing career, first at UND Lake Region Junior College, and he finished up at Mayville State.

As a student, LeBleu graduated with his Bachelor’s degree in Business from Mayville State, before earning his Masters Degree from Campbellsville in the same field back in 2005.  Before coming to Campbellsville, LeBleu coached Team Manitoba in Canada, and also was an Assistant Coach at his alma-mater, Mayville State.

Sanders on LeBleu:

"Randy does a super job working the third base box with our offense.  The implementation of his conditioning program has greatly reduced our injuries and has helped each player improve"

Since LeBleu was hired as an Assistant Coach:

2003:                     29-17     .630        Region XI Qualifier

2004:                     33-23     .589        Region XI Qualifier

2005:                     43-14     .754        MSC Champions

2006:                     38-14     .731        MSC Champions

2007:                     43-18     .705        MSC Champions

Overall:                  186-86   .650        3 Conference Championships

Randy LeBleu Quick Facts:

*Since arriving at Campbellsville, the Tigers have an overall record of 186-86, good for a .650 winning percentage

*The Tigers have finished over .500 in 5 of the 5 seasons LeBleu has been on staff

*LeBleu has helped guide the tigers to the regional finals in 5 of his 5 years

*Will be the third base coach during the games

All about Randy LeBleu:

Birth date: September 12^th, 1969

Born in: Steinbach, Manitoba, Canada

Parents: Gerald and Gladys LeBleu

Siblings: Rob LeBleu (43), and Rod LeBleu (41)

High School: Pierre Radisson Collegiate, Winnipeg, Canada, Middle Infielder

College: UND Lake Region Junior College and Mayville State University, Middle Infielder

Awards/Honors: 2 time All-State shortstop at UND Lake Region; All-Conference and All-District at Mayville State; Member of teams that won 10 provincial championships; Won two Western-Canadian Championships.